The entire series of lectures, somewhat in the format of a book, is here: Hopscotch! Readings in Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Latin American Literature. Twenty-One Lectures, with Drinks Pairings.
- Hopscotch! The Rules of the Game
- Mama Blanca’s Memoirs: Teresa de la Parra and the Plurality of History
- The Underdogs: Mariano Azuela, Writing, and Infrapolitics
- Cartucho: Nellie Campobello on History through the Eyes of a Child
- Twenty Love Poems: Pablo Neruda’s Image of the Writer
- Madwomen: Gabriela Mistral, the Icon, and her Others
- Labyrinths: Jorge Luis Borges on Difference and Repetition
- The Kingdom of this World: Alejo Carpentier Re-Stages History
- Pedro Páramo: Juan Rulfo on Persistence and Transition
- One Hundred Years of Solitude I: Gabriel García Márquez on Chance and Order
- One Hundred Years of Solitude II: Gabriel García Márquez on Disaster and Excess
- The Hour of the Star: Clarice Lispector’s Struggle with Writing and Ethics
- Captain Pantoja and the Special Service: Mario Vargas Llosa’s Comic Anarchy
- I, Rigoberta Menchú: Rigoberta Menchú on Secrets and Lies, Traps and Betrayal
- Distant Star: Roberto Bolaño on Aesthetics, Fascism, and Judgment
- Yo-Yo Boing!: Giannina Braschi on Translation, Temporality, and the Future
- My Tender Matador: Pedro Lemebel on Playing the Part
- Papi: Rita Indiana on Role-Playing, Excess, and Loss
- The Taiga Syndrome: Cristina Rivera Garza in a World without Refuge
- Fever Dream: Samanta Schweblin on the Force of the Hyperobject
- Time to Play a Different Game
